Thank you to Patti for editing my picture :-)
Firstly I apologise for the quality of the photograph. Quality light levels in Scotland are like hens teeth! I will update the photo as soon as I am lucky enough to experience the sun.
Materials:
50g DK yarn, 6mm hook, tapestry needle.
Measurements: 2.5” x 46” approx tassel’s are longer.
Ch 121
Row 1: sc into the first 9 ch, *sc into next ch, htr into next ch, dc into next ch, tr into next ch, dc into next ch, htr into next ch*, **rep 17 times, sc into final nine ch.
Row 2: ch 1, sc into each st to final st, work 3 sc into last stitch (turning to work on the opposite side of the foundation ch).
Row 3: sc into the first 9 ch, *sc into next ch, htr into next ch, dc into next ch, tr into next ch, dc into next ch, htr into next ch*, **rep 17 times, sc into final nine ch.
Row 6: ch 1, sc into each st and each ch to end.
To finish: Darn all ends in and cut 20 lengths of 12” of yarn, using crochet hook and five strands of yarn attach a tassel to each end of the belt.
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5 comments:
Thats a really cute belt! :-)
I'm having a hard time with photography as well. I brought a light box off of ebay which helps a little bit.
Beautiful belt and purple is my fave color. Love it!
I understand about low light photography. I have edited your image. It isn't perfect but better. If you'd like to have it, I'd be most happy to send it to you. Not sure how to correspond confidentially.
Patti
Hi Patti,
That's brilliant andso thoughtful of you, it would be great if you could email it to me at thesunroomuk@googlemail.com
thank you very kindly :-)
Hey brighter colors might make a sharper image. But I going to try it anyway.
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